PLYMOUTH Argyle's injury crisis has started to ease a little but four key players are not expected back before the end of the year, head coach Wayne Rooney has confirmed.
Defender Brendan Galloway played for the first time for the Pilgrims since late September in the 2-1 Championship defeat by Swansea City at Home Park on Tuesday night.
He had been ruled out by an ankle injury he picked up on international duty with Zimbabwe and was able to get through the whole game.
Goalkeeper Conor Hazard was one of the Pilgrims' substitutes after more than three months out with an ankle injury as he took over from Marko Marosi as the back-up to Dan Grimshaw, who started between the sticks for the Pilgrims.
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NO SIGN OF A RETURN
KEY ARGYLE QUARTET WILL NOT BE BACK UNTIL JANUARY
Rooney annoyed by two soft goals conceded
HEAD COACH RUES THE SUCKER PUNCH' WHICH DERAILS PILGRIMS
Edwards & Cooper master the conditions to remain unbeaten
THERE was a top of the table clash in Men’s B of the RBC Brewin Dolphin MLTC Winter League that was played in between the rain and winds of Storm Darragh.
Students show plenty of promise in Sandwell
LAST Sunday, the 75th anniversary of the English Schools Swimming Association saw a South West team of 21 divers compete at the Sandwell Aquatics Centre. The team, aged between nine and 17 represented 15 different schools in the region.
UK food security 'at risk' - report
LONG TERM declines in the natural environment and worsening climate change pose serious risks to UK food security, a Government report has warned.
Starmer is under fire
KEMI Badenoch yesterday urged Sir Keir Starmer to remove UK citizenship from any “jihadi terrorists and supporters of Assad” who want to return from Syria.
Sara Sharif: Two guilty of murder
THREE members of Sara Sharif’s family have been found guilty over the 10-year-old’s death, after years of horrific abuse.
Football fraudster evades prison time
TREASURER ADMITTED TAKING AROUND £40,000
Missile attack 'soon'
AN intelligence assessment by the United States has concluded that Russia may use its lethal new intermediate-range ballistic missile against Ukraine again in the “coming days”, a US official said yesterday.
Interim police chief set to be announced
CRIME COMMISSIONER MOVING AT PACE’
